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HICKORY, N. T..
1 send you to-day half dozen photographs of
G..G. Hoffman, OF Conover, N. c. and must
say that your medicine has done wonders for
Mr. Hoffman. 1t seems like raising the dead 10
life he looks fat and hearty now, and they tell
me when he commenced your medicine he was
nothing but skin and bones TIL sore on his
breast is healed over, and you can see the one on
his forehead is healing up from the top. wish
it had been so that could have taken it when he
was at his worst, but I could not leave my Office
and he lives some distance from here.
Yours respectfully, A. MCINTOSH.
This man, G. G. Hoffman, has risen by the use
of Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b. to his present
wonderfully improved condition. In a short
time his homeless forehead will be fully healed
and he will stand a monument of humanity
raised from the verge of death. Few persons
ever recover from such low state, being on a
dying bed from that fell destroyer, blood poison
with the bones Of his forehead rotted and taken
out 29x3 inches by the doctors, and given out to
die From skin and bones, wrecked by blood
poison, TO health and sound flesh, is the work Of
B. B. B.
Not many such desperate cases can be found
but when they are they should not despair of
recovery, as B. B. B. will cure them
When this medicine can cure such extreme
cases, is it not reasonable that it will cure all
cases of blood poison of less violence, as it has
done in thousands of instances ?
The mayor and doctors of Conovsr will verify
the awful condition from which Mr. Hoffman
was raised. B. B. Co.
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Notice to Teachers.

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUB
"A lie Instruction of Leon county, held ON the
18th inst, 1t was ordered, that examination for
white teachers be held at the Leon Academy in
Tallahassee, commencing on the 25th day of July
and continuing four consecutive days from A. NJ
to P. NJ. each day; that a similar examination
for colored teachers be held at the Lincoln Academy
commencing on the ED day of August and contin-
uing folr consecutive days from A. Nj. to P. NJ.
each day that all persons DESTROYS of teaching in
the public schools Of the county present themselves
for examination within the time specified. No ap-
pcation for a school will be considered unless the
applicant has complied with this order, and passed
a satisfactory examination. j. M CARN,
Chairman Board Public instruction.
w. w. WOODWARD, Sec. and Supt.
July 7. 1887-2t
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The beginning of disease is . slight debility or disor-
der Of Of the vital organs the stomach the liver
the bowels usually There dyspeptic symptoms, the
liver is troublesome. the skin grows tawney and IN
healthy l, okng. there pains in the right side
through the right shoulder blade The climax is often
prostraon Of the physical energies perhaps fatal
issue. But If the difficulty 10 met in time with Hostel
ters Stomach Bltters, which is always effective
remedy and it should be resorted to at early STAGE
there will be to apprehend those injurious sub
sequent effects upon the system often entaed by entirely
cured diseases Far better it. Also to employ this cafe
remedial agent in fever and ague and other malara
complaints than qunne and other potent drugs which,
when they do prove efectual for q tme ruin the
stomach and impair the general health
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Pecks Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
PERFECTLY RESTORE THE HEARING.
matter whether deafness is caused by colds fevers
injuries TO the natural drums. Always in position but
invisible 10 others and comfortable to wear Music.
conversation, whispers heard distinctly We refer
to those using them Send illustrated book OF proofs
free. Address II. HISCOX. sac Broadway N Y
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ST. JOHNS & LAKE EUSTIs DIVISION,
CONNECTIONS.

- At Palstka with Jacksonville, Tampa and Kew West
Railway and st. Augustine and Paatka Railway. and
last river steamers for st.: Augustine, Green Cove
West -' ~ ~A~
Nail trains make close connection both ways via j. T.
K ": R'y, at Jacksonville with Atlantic Coast Line
Fast Mail ~ '
At Gainesville with through Pullman Seepers over g.
Albany Montgomery. Louisville, St. Louis and all
At ocala with =. R. N. Co., and s. g. O. q G.R.R
At Astor with st. Johns river steamers for Jacksonye
Sanford and way landings
At Leesburg with the St. Johns and Lake Eusts divi
son o. the Florida Southern Railway and boats Lakes
At Tampa with Plant Steamships every Monday and
Thursday for Key West and Havana.
KisGmmee, Orlando and Sanford.
AZ funta Gorda with steamers Alice Howard and
wsikatomica for Punta Rassa and Fort Myers
o. OoEAHT, J. A. LARNERD,
Senefa manager superintendent.
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nre department before long. :. "A trip b Oak-
land, even II made once Q week always ofEers
something new. The town b growing % Inst,
and % many people are csming In, that even
the town residents themselves must look sharp
to keep up their list Of acquaintances. The reg
ular summer dullness and relaxation Ia business
Is entirely unknown 10 Oakland. The hotel and
boarding houses are filed to OVERLOOKING, and
the hammers are heard on all sides in the hands
OF workman who are busy making more room
for new comers The yellow CLEAN OF new lum-
Der shows through the oak trees on each aide.
and the contour OF the streets Is being made
palmer by rows Of buildings. And now, within
less than a year from the first inception
Of the town, Oakland has q newspaper Oyer
the spot where, ten months ago. sedge- grass and
dog-fennel were swaying In the breeze, Camp
bell oscilating press ia turning out The brsad
pages of the Southern Sum Mr.. T. ]. Apple
yard, who is well and tavorably known TO all
newspaper men in the State, is editor and pro-
prietor. He was engaged In Journalism Ia Pa
latka, but with commendable judgement, de-
cided to transfer his interests 10 this thriving
place, where he & uld find plenty of room for
operation and plenty of enterprsing men to deal
with In this he has succeeded admirably, and
now starts out with . patronage that would
crafty the most ambitious publisher. Mr.. w.
w. James, OF Philadelphia. has been ngaged as
associate editor This gentleman has won q
hest of admiring friends by his interesting arti-
Down the East Coast" written over the sigma
ture of Rambler" With such a combination
as this, success and popularity are inevitable.
Mr.. Appleyard and family occupy an elegant
new cottage which faces the park, and COM
mands view Of the wide Apopka-
Mariana Enquirer The election of Prin-
cipal for the Public and High school at this
place occurred on Saturday last. The present
teacher, Mr. Guyton, was unanimously reelected.
We congratulate our people upon his election
and feel assured that in him they have an in.
structor second TO none in the land. On Mon
day last, young man. who hailed from Ala
bama, Albert Bradshaw, aud who was on his
way from Chipley to Campbellton. was struck
by lightning on The roadside, two miles from the
latter town. Ii appears that he had taken shell
ter under a tree, and during the thunder storm
Of that day was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed. When found his clothes and
shoe upon the left side and foot we're entirely
torn from his body and the shoe of the left foot
found some distance of. The body was in per-
feet shape otherwise.
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ORDINANCE.

Be u ordained BY TIE Csky Cbuncu That Chapter XIX
Of the Cy be and s hereby declared null and
SECTION l. 1t shall not be lawful for any merchant
shop keeper other to in store shop
two kegs Of gum powder at time, being OF different
qualities. and which, when the broken opened
for the purpose Of retailing In smaller Quantities. shall be
emped into and kept in tin canisers Jars Of glass
to be kept for that and chop
store shop other house at any time larger guam
tity Of gunpOwder than the contents Of two common
kegs twenty pounds being Of different qualities
contrary to the provisions Of this ordinance shalt con-
vction be liable fine of not less than dollars
than twenty dollars for each and every offence
at the discretion OF the Mayor roctded That nothing
In this ordinance contained shall be construed to
prohibit merchants and and other
from keeping in their stores shops and other houses gun
powder securely put up In small quantities. In tin eaden
cansters Roridd rther however That each merchant
other having powder in the city magazine be
served with notice to remove within thirty days
from date of such notice.
A. j. FISH, Mayor OF Tallahassee.
T. H. RANDOLPH, Pres. City Council.
Attest: j. L. DENLY City Clerk. 103t
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In the Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial
Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for
Leon County.
IN CHAECERY.
David F. Granting vs.. Henry B. Bennett.
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale of Real Estate
It being made to appear by the affidavit of David
Gramling, died In the above entitled cause, that
the defendant, Henry B. Bennett, is q nonres-
ident of this State, that he Is ont of the State
and has been absent from the State for more than
six months next preceding the filing Of the bill In
the above entitled cause; that his residence is un-
known to afiant and that he is over the age Of
twenty-one years. Upon motion of complainants So
icitor 1t is ordered that the above named Henry B.
Bennett do appear in this Court and make answer
or demur to this bill on the first Monday, the LIST
day of August 1887 the said bill will be taken
as confessed; Provided, That publication of this
order be made once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the FLoRIDIAN, weekly newspaper
published in the city of Tallahassee in said Circuit
Done and ordered by me this 5th July, A. d. 1887
COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court, Leon county Fla
July 2, 18S7--4w
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Notice Of City Tax Sale.

N1OTICI - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following described City Lots will % sold q
public auction on Monday, the Let day Of August
fe01 Ia mont Of the Courthouse, II Tallahassee,
FLORIDA In the county Of Leon. 20 much thercofas
win be necessary 70 pay the amounts duo for taxes
for the year 1ee6 herein est oppoete 70 the same,
together with the costa Of sale and advsEtising:
John Bryan-TAllahassee City Lot No %. south
half county quarter, taxoA 500
Estate Of 3 Clark, tallahassee City Lots x1o
TO 261, incusive p Part OF Lots 175 and ITO r;
Lots 81 and 70, south halt county quarter taxes
$500.
II N Cobb, tallahassee City Lot, w Or Of SW Or
Of Is, NWA, taxes, o. %.
Florida Railway and Navigation Co., Lots "a, %,
81, So, 80, 20 and n In the south half Of county
quarter OF the City Of Tallahassee except % feet OF
Of the end of said lots 70 and n, and except so
much of n 7S, 81 s. 50 - lies within the Rights
of Way, (Shop lots and lots adjoining shops) taxes,
971.45
Henry Garnet. Tallahassee City Lot No. 800, N
half of lot 26S, and all OF lot 1884, Ma, taxes a. s.
Peter Goes, southeast quarter Of tallahassee City
Lot No. IS, NWA, taxes, san
Mary Jones, mo ~ Tallahassee City Lot No. %,
south half county quarter. taxes 81: 10.
Estate n. Nadegan, Tallahassee City Lot No l64,
Ma, taxes. e2.00.
Norneet Mckinney, agent for Sarah Mckinney,
Tallahassee City Lot No os south half county quar-
ter, taxes, 81 90.
Unknown owner, Tallahassee City Lots Nos lO4
and l06 south half Of county quarter. taxes, $400
b and Sarah Rippey, South onsfoprth of Tai
Cullen Rhodes, Tallahassee City Lot No. 8 o p,
taxes, $2.50.
JOHN @. COLLINS,
City Collector of Revenue.
TALLAHASSEE Fla, July Z, 18S7-4t
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Notice for DISCHARGE.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE will apply to
- Hon. E. NJ. West, County Judge of Leon coun-
ty, Florida, and present my final accounts and
vouchers, and ask to be discharged as executor of
the estate of Myron H. Clay.
WIN. T. WEBSTER,
June 8, 1SS7-6m Exec'r of M. II. Clay, decd
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Commissioners Sale.

ID Judge of the County Court in and for Leon
county, State of Florida, on the 18th day of June
A. D. 1897 will sell at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder for cash, before the court house in
Tallahassee, on Monday, the first day of August, A.
D. 1887 all the right title and interest which
Amanda c. Chaires had at the time of her DEATH in
and to the following described lands, and the in
terest. right and title of her estate in and to the
same, and which said lands are known and de-
scribed the southwest quarter of section thirty
one In Township one Range one, north and east, in
the county and State aforesaid.
Purchaser to pay for deeds
R. A. SHINE, Commissioner
June 90 1887-5w
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NO MKDICINR LIKE THRM,

We have sold CuricuRA REnEDEs for the last eli
years and no medicines shelves give better salts
faction. C. ATHERTON Druggist Albany, N. Y.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
L In pursuance of the statutes of the State of
Florida In such cases made and provided, Of the
Chapter 1887 Laws of Florida, to construct, main
tain and operate railroad commencing at the city
of Kissimmee, in Osceola county, Florida. thence
running through said county, and the counties of
Polk, DeSoto and Lee to or near Punta Rassa, in
Lee county, with branch from Kissimmee, in
Osceoa county, through the counties of OsceOla,
Brevard, Dade and Monroe. to point on the At
lantic coast, through such of them as may be
necessary, said company to be known the "Cen-
trail Railway and Steamship Company of Florida. +"
EDWARD PAGE,
OLIVER W. MEAD,
JOHN FL. DAVE,
JOHN H. BUTTERICK,
MOSES DORR,
JOHN F. COGSWELL,
F. H. SHIELDING.
June %, 18S7-3m
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A COMPLETE CURK.
IrCaING. sCALY. RaNrpLY.

For the last year have bad species OF itching scay
and pmply humors on my face. to which have applied
great many methods OF treatment without success and
which was speedily and entirely cured by CUrIcuRA.
Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS Rayenna o.
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Tyranny Of Moroooo's sultan.

Morocco Is behind the times, n thousand
years behind in methods and morals. The
people have no rights that the sultan is
bound to respect II one of them acquires
little property that his majesty desires,
it Is taken from him without moments
warning. II the luckless possessor Of q
good farm or a handsome horse is not
willing to relinquish 1t ut the first lntilna!
ton that the sultan would be pleased with
IL, he is arrested on some fictitious accu-
sation and put to death, or at any rate
whipped till he turns the desired property
over to the imperial rascal, when he is al
lowed to so on his way beggared man,
and in all probability cripple for life.
So keen is the scent Of the emperor and
his officers after property Of every kind
that his subjects are universally compelled
TO live in a state OF apparent poverty, alb
staining from the luxuries of life not only,
but even from its comforts, unless they
can manage to secure the protection Of
some foreign power through its consul, or
ally themselves in trade with some for
elgner toward whom the sultan will not
dare to use high handed measures. Thus
the merchants OF Tangier, whose bazars
are full of tempting fabrics, act as the
resident agents of some foreign house, or
else are undari the protection Of ono Of the
tDreign c3nsuls, each Of whom b entitAd
yilawi sasa Ger sin ,4MnIbet d. prpteSSS
I'pr. t1ietts i'aHuisg cttW native bjSctsS
Ry$ly{ RI AsY Srote9tsd,arotn s9t1
ufe. Joseph I. AnlH1 PA C6sftSto liAdH
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bnb as. S,sl-tvcry specles ,of paiiit,il ir,-
preston. n 49,
-aty.yfr lss, ,f,.,'to the intellectual iacul-
ftics ofithEOm.R, they capnotbc much de-
svehnd iSyr may jndgoby tbe primitive
,imSIcmcnE hlicy use in their everyday
tifr Their fools, for the most part, con-
sist of pieces lof iron, taken from SOME
yessel cas,i ON Shore, wrapped up and tied
70 Ijieces Of wood by heather thongs. For
digging, up the ground they use the
shoulder blade OF Tie g,,atiaco, and the
only water vessels they have are large,
IN ri,, sbelj4 scallon or frumpo, shaped
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TIERRAo DfL TtEGo,s y
s9(TT ERLTlI
AND THE lNphNS Of THATgfAK
a&. AWAY. lsLANo.A. ~. =.

nICTH nwnrI;IWGgI Illl bnOhyCg
Reports from Consul Baker OF Interest
to All Who Care for Anthropological
studies-Ths yuhgan and the Ona In-
slians-sIuch Curious IpiOrmation.s =
Tho state ,lepartinent At washington,
writes +. G.. Carpenter, lately received II
report from Consul Baker, who represents
this government At Buenos AyreS, In re-
gard "a The inirtbitnnts Of Tierra del Fue-
10. This country comprises. the islands
living south Of the, Straits OF MageIlaIr.
and it is perhaps as little known 0aS any
land on the face of the globe. During the
last few years explorations have, been
made 81, it, however, ~ the government
of the Argentine Republic, and Consul
Baker has gathered Yhrse apiqurt or
valuable information lpbh Nisitns-n tho
islands. He says that the climate is more
moderate than that of sfanada, that part
of the country contains great quantities Of
gold, and that ii is full OF beautiful
scenery. The countryis about w. big as
Kansas in area and Its width is about 800
miles. 1t has mountains, lakes and
rivers, iand it is by no means the region
of perpetual snow that it has been SUPP
posed to be.
The consul sends some S etcles.o f. the,
inhabitants, b,yl ,thesefsRetehes hrqrprov
,luced for ttfs.artfeirA- -He~snys die ine'
hahitants are Of two glasses, and that they
are lie most barbarorisl or 'saviises! 'The-
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An End 10 Hone SCrannc.
Edward shepard, williamsburg, H., say

Edward Shepard, williamsburg, H., says:
"llaying received so much benefit from
Electric Bitters,, feel It my duty to let suf-
fering humanity knowit Have had o run
ming sore on my leg for eight years; my doc!
tors told me would have to have the bone
scraped or the leg amputated. used in.
stead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll" ,'lao "aa ulol
Electric Bitters are sold. at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arniea Salve at 25c,
per box by D. Lorriaux. Isl q, iS, -.a ai.i
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HaHsfaHHHHas
ARg8l.
GEORGEH HAIGHT,

SrApE OF, iiII1&t IS Ia s. rLs Cong
So,1 Tnss 7, JosatS fS;ya Lsalqc OaaS q" he
o. y. stanard Admins!rator de ,oons moi With will
annexed OF The Estate or Berk Anderson, deceased,
Anna Anderson, Henry Aadcrson and the Unknown
Heirs OF Berk Anderson deceased 70 seq trqi
Affidavit ftle uonresdrnce Of All Of the defendants
above named having been led IN the office OF the clerk
VI the Probate Court of Ia Sale county, notice here
s d Asn hss ssss
That the said plaintiff o. b. Snsnatd Administrator ds
b0ns witAIhs i'll ANNEXED Of the estate of Der
Anderson, deceased, has hled his petition in the said
h he s Ssss 20 sell Sl
so much OF Y as may De needed 70 pay the debts OF said
ing AZ point sxyonr (6a feet south Of the northeast
corner. Of block tyfopr tSd in the city Of Spring
running thence west one hundred (O} feet 10 point
the line betwern lots two (2) and three 49, in 6ocS
ftyfour SD aforesaid. thence south along the last
mentioned line twenyone and o.thirds t2ls) feet,
thence east TO the east line of said block hftyf0ur $50
hundred loO feet thence north IN and along sih
east line twertyore and two.thrds (}I4Jfeet 10 the
place of beginning and that summons has beeh isse
out of said con! against you, returabe ~ the Deem.
third Monday 81 December. A. D. 1897 at tlIe Court
House In ottawa, III La Sale county. Ilinoisut MN
Now unless ynu, the said Anna Anderson Horny An
derson and the Uhkpoyh Heirs of Berk Andarsoniie
bate Court Of La salc county on the first dat ar stefm
thereof to be holden AT the Court House m said county
on the third Monday Of January 1855 and plead answer
demur to the said csin plananis petition filed there
Pa 9Es,lI r. @3S eaSSs aSsF Sfs g
"8ffavS, ) y, I'LL, 1tsfl
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WHIT mo Wy Vol
Good Results I'm Every Ea.a

DID, Brsdfard,o wholesale payer. dealer
Of Chattanooga Tenn, writes that, hs was
seriously afflicted with . severe cold that
settled .eplhisi lppgs:, had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to try
DR., Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
did 70 and was entirely cured by the use OF
a few bottles Since which time he has used
II in his family for all Coughs and Colds
with the best results This is the experience
Of thousands whose LIKES have been saved by
this W Wonderful Discovery, vlgr o..r,V
Trial bottles free at. d. Lorrianx's Drug
Store, Largo bottles ST.. '"-'Oi 10 .'o' 2i =
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RIIGER ~ KIJ.RuRN

'I'I' II rT-'7 Ifflh1IfgN ufTrIr 3f'J'INI
A DMTNISTRATRIX'S SALE OF REAL EST4pE,-
n BY virtue Of an oINier and decree Of he Probate
of tssupisrsigaed IshrSj Iia HalishiA A5ahstra,rN
df tiaassdu ohxader HhnibiAn yfeasel lftr AN teln
sell the real estate of said deceased AZ the October term
A. D. 1854 OF said copri, VII, on the III day of No
VENDOR lssi Esha, on the nth dag y taIihafy next
between the hours of ten o'clock In the forenoon ana
sale. at the south door ef'the County Coet House, In
Ottawa Illinois. at o'clock p Nin saii county. The
real described follows. TO wit 0tio.s thirty
Eight 1888 and thirty nine tSa, IN Ottwa cry the sBf
being part of the northwest quarter tNWi lof Sec
ton hfteen U5J in township tnrty,three S5r north
rahge three (3 es'. Of the fhiiH (Sd) principal 1er
dian situated in la Salid orty Illinois, on Tive follow
ing terms, to witt Oasf inlhhd paid nr tiIneOt sale.
Dated this 25th day of N9vemberJk A.. d. ISL n
:. ........ ...,.. |CItiSTf Ma lHANSMANlp
~ Administrators of'thG EstatH of lXRf Ter
novBAw ''." 7.f@N,1 ,LpH Hansnlan, ,teGgSsed. .
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